1991–92 Division 1 season (Swedish ice hockey)

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1991–92 Division 1 season
League Division 1
Sport Ice hockey
Number of teams40
Promoted to Division 1 Rögle BK
to Elitserien
Relegated to Division 2 Lejonströms SK
HC Dobel
IFK Tumba
Helsingborgs HC
Division 1 seasons
  1990–91
1992–93  

1991-92 was the 17th season that Division 1 operated as the second tier of ice hockey in Sweden, below the top-flight Elitserien (now the SHL).

Contents

Format

Division 1 was divided into four starting groups of 10 teams each. The top two teams in each group qualified for the Allsvenskan, while the remaining eight teams had to compete in a qualifying round. The teams were given zero to seven bonus points based on their finish in the first round. The top two teams from each qualifying round qualified for the playoffs. The last-place team in each of the qualifying groups was relegated directly to Division 2, while the second-to-last-place team had to play in a relegation series.

Of the 10 teams in the Allsvenskan - in addition to the eight participants from Division 1, the two last place teams from the Elitserien also participated - the top two teams qualified directly for the Allsvenskan final, from which the winner was promoted directly to the Elitserien (now the SHL). The second place team qualified for the Kvalserien, which offered another opportunity to be promoted. The third and fourth place teams in the Allsvenskan qualified for the third round of the playoffs, while teams that finished fifth through eighth played in the second round. The three playoff winners qualified for the Kvalserien, in which the first-place team qualified for the following Elitserien season.

Regular season

Northern Group

First round

ClubGPWTLGFGAPts
1. IF Sundsvall/Timrå IK 1815121213231
2. IF Björklöven 181431962431
3. Skellefteå AIK 181143753626
4. Bodens IK 181215894125
5. Husums IF 18738686917
6. Kiruna IF 18729698316
7. Piteå HC 186012397212
8. Vännäs HC 184212407310
9. Lejonströms SK 183114401287
10. Tegs SK 182115421215

Qualification round

ClubGPWTLGFGAPts (Bonus)
1. Bodens IK 141112702929(6)
2. Skellefteå AIK 14824714625(7)
3. Kiruna IF 14923744724(4)
4. Husums IF 14635625020(5)
5. Vännäs HC 14608567114(2)
6. Piteå HC 14437416114(3)
7. Tegs SK 1432948768(0)
8. Lejonströms SK 14211145876(1)

Western Group

First round

ClubGPWTLGFGAPts
1. Mora IK 181053733725
2. Uppsala AIS 181035845723
3. Örebro IK 18945795722
4. Gävle HF 18945806322
5. Väsby IK 18936695721
6. Grums IK 18837776919
7. Arvika HC 187110616815
8. Arlanda HC 18639708015
9. HC Dobel 185112549111
10. Bofors IK 183114531217

Qualification round

ClubGPWTLGFGAPts (Bonus)
1. Örebro IK 14851583928(7)
2. Gävle HF 141013744927(6)
3. Väsby IK 14923644025(5)
4. Grums IK 14833694323(4)
5. Arlanda HC 14716595617(2)
6. Arvika HC 14329516411(3)
7. Bofors IK 14211149885(0)
8. HC Dobel 14111236814(1)

Eastern Group

First round

ClubGPWTLGFGAPts
1. Huddinge IK 1816111184533
2. Hammarby IF 181323984628
3. IK Westmannia Köping 18945715622
4. Nacka HK 18765534920
5. IK Tälje 18828757518
6. Nyköpings NH 90 18657557717
7. Roma IF 185310517113
8. IFK Tumba 184311458811
9. IFK Tunadal 184212577610
10. Danderyd/Täby 18321345858

Qualification round

ClubGPWTLGFGAPts (Bonus)
1. IK Westmannia Köping 14842774027(7)
2. Nacka HK 14824503624(6)
3. IK Tälje 14545575219(5)
4. Nyköpings NH 90 14716434419(4)
5. Roma IF 14626515317(3)
6. Danderyd/Täby 14716524915(0)
7. IFK Tunadal 14419426910(1)
8. IFK Tumba 14311035649(2)

Southern Group

First round

ClubGPWTLGFGAPts
1. Rögle BK 1817011323334
2. IF Troja-Ljungby 1812241045626
3. IK Vita Hästen 181125795224
4. Boro HC 181008907720
5. Mölndals IF 18819828417
6. Hanhals HF 18738738817
7. Tyringe SoSS 18729799616
8. Mörrums GoIS 1852117211212
9. Helsingborgs HC 185112659811
10. Borås HC 181116451253

Qualification round

ClubGPWTLGFGAPts (Bonus)
1. IK Vita Hästen 141022843829(7)
2. Boro HC 141013794127(6)
3. Hanhals HF 141022703726(4)
4. Mölndals IF 14617536718(5)
5. Mörrums GoIS 14338455811(2)
6. Tyringe SoSS 14329457211(3)
7. Borås HC 14509416210(0)
8. Helsingborgs HC 14311043858(1)

Allsvenskan

ClubGPWTLGFGAPts
1. Rögle BK 181323874128
2. Leksands IF 181134775025
3. IF Björklöven 181116755323
4. Södertälje SK 18945684222
5. Mora IK 18936665321
6. Huddinge IK 18738556917
7. Hammarby IF 187011587314
8. IF Troja-Ljungby 185310546813
9. IF Sundsvall/Timrå IK 185310577813
10. Uppsala AIS 182016381084

Final

Playoffs

First round

Second round

Third round

Elitserien promotion

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